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Financial ABC's for Generations X, Y and Z
Generation
X (ages 30-45): At this stage in life, you may be
working to pay for your education or thinking about how to pay
for your children’s
education. You might be buying your first home, paying a mortgage or
planning for retirement. No matter your situation, your financial needs
are complex but the following resources can help.
Generation Y (ages 16-29): From your very
first job to your first steps into a career, this stage in life is focused
on gaining financial independence. You may be starting your first bank
account, applying for your first credit card, managing existing debt
or beginning to save for college or for retirement. The road to financial
success starts with smarter money management and these resources can
help.
Generation Z (ages 16 and below): Taking
your money from a piggy bank to a bank account can be a big step. During
this stage in life, the building blocks to a bright financial future
are put into place. These resources can help teach basic financial skills
in a fun way.
Baby Boomers (46-62): At this stage in life,
you may be looking to maximize your retirement savings, but you may also
be helping your children through college. An increase in disposable income
may allow you to diversify your investments. The following resources
can assist with your diverse needs.
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